Silverdale Water District

Commissioners General ManagerMarcus Hoffman Morgan JohnsonJohn PoppeMike Sechrest

April 2012

Water Reuse for Central Kitsap

Building Partnerships

Kitsap County Kitsap Public Utility District West Sound Utility District Central Kitsap School District Harrison Hospital YMCA

Pipe for installation on Greaves WaySilverdale, WA

Infrastructure

Projects• West Dyes Inlet Reclamation Study - 2009 ($250,000)

• Barker Creek Crossing - 2010 ($203,000 - 550 lineal feet)

• Greaves Way - 2010 ($204,000 - 5,500 lineal feet)

• Paulson Road - 2010 ($219,000 – 1,700 lineal feet)

• Randall Way - 2011 ($13,000 - 450 lineal feet)

• South Central - 2012 ($1,140,000 - 8,050 lineal feet)

Future Projects• Silverdale Roundabout - 2012 ($94,000 - 560 lineal feet)

• Paulson Road - 2013 ($660,000 - 3,250 lineal feet)

• Bucklin Hill Road - 2014 ($1,050,000 – 6,000 lineal feet)

• Silverdale Way - 2014 ($700,000 – 4,000 lineal feet)

• Anderson Hill Road - 2014 ($900,000 – 6,000 lineal feet)

Projects are opportunity driven

Re-commission facilities scheduled for demolition

South CentralBrownsville, WA

Type of Use

Dual Plumbing• Haselwood YMCA• Harrison Hospital

Irrigation• Kitsap County Parks• Central Kitsap School District

Heating and Cooling• Harrison Hospital

Industrial

Environmental

Dual Plumbing at the YMCASilverdale, WA

Opportunities to Excel

Community Involvement and “Buy-In”

Stakeholders

Rules and Regulations (Guidelines)

Funding

Legislative Support

Research

Lott’s Regional Services Center BuildingOlympia, WA

Goals

Common Standards

Reduce Peak Day Demand• Peak Day - 6.2 million gallons• Average Day - 2.1 million gallons• Peak Day Reduction - 1 million gallons

For every million gallons of water reduced;• Serve an additional 2,600 single family homes• Provide potable water to a population of 6,500

Cochrane ParkYelm, WA

After all is said…

Water is not just for people!